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Level 2 seller but not a single sale yet


zubyarchangel

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I was only very recently promoted to level 2 on Fiverr, and I’m yet to get even a single sale. I tweaked my prices a little to accommodate more bulky orders and to ease up my money making process 😉
Unfortunately, something seems to be driving potential clients away. (Clicks and visits keep increasing, orders keep dropping ). Any ideas?

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Zubyarchangel 🙂

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In my experience going up to Level 2, my quantity of sales decreased, but the quality of sales increased dramatically.

When I was a new seller, or level 1 seller, I was getting a lot of people who wanted the world for $5. Now that I’m a level 2 seller, most of my clients are expecting the best, but willing to pay for it. My average selling price as level 1 seller was ~$10. My average selling price across all orders as level 2 seller is now ~$37.

Here’s what I think is happening, based on my own personal shopping on fiverr experience:

People who are willing to pay more for quality service, like myself, search for their service, but filter to level 2 or TRS. If I’m going to spend more money, I want assurances my final result is going to be quality and at least in America, more cost is generally equivocal to higher quality.

So I may get fewer messages, fewer orders, but the messages and orders I get are clients who want quality and are willing to pay for it. I’d much rather have them than someone who asks if I can optimize their website speed for $5 and it’s never ever fast enough for them.

Hope this trend happens for you as well!

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In my experience going up to Level 2, my quantity of sales decreased, but the quality of sales increased dramatically.

When I was a new seller, or level 1 seller, I was getting a lot of people who wanted the world for $5. Now that I’m a level 2 seller, most of my clients are expecting the best, but willing to pay for it. My average selling price as level 1 seller was ~$10. My average selling price across all orders as level 2 seller is now ~$37.

Here’s what I think is happening, based on my own personal shopping on fiverr experience:

People who are willing to pay more for quality service, like myself, search for their service, but filter to level 2 or TRS. If I’m going to spend more money, I want assurances my final result is going to be quality and at least in America, more cost is generally equivocal to higher quality.

So I may get fewer messages, fewer orders, but the messages and orders I get are clients who want quality and are willing to pay for it. I’d much rather have them than someone who asks if I can optimize their website speed for $5 and it’s never ever fast enough for them.

Hope this trend happens for you as well!

I think I understand your point Abauer, thanks for the insight.

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why i don’t get any order on fiverr??

please help me sir??

https://www.fiverr.com/mdbillalkhan470#!

Hello 🙂 your description has a couple of errors. Here’s an edit I made based on your original idea :

Hi, I am a Professional Graphic Designer, I have over 5 years experience in Image editing, Background Removal, Clipping Path, Image Manipulation to mention but a few. I have worked on thousands of images outside of Fiverr, unfortunately, there are no reviews to show for that 😊

Satisfying my clients is my topmost priority and as such, I never compromise with the quality of my work. Please contact me before buying a gig.

Best regards

mdbillalkhan470

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In my experience going up to Level 2, my quantity of sales decreased, but the quality of sales increased dramatically.

When I was a new seller, or level 1 seller, I was getting a lot of people who wanted the world for $5. Now that I’m a level 2 seller, most of my clients are expecting the best, but willing to pay for it. My average selling price as level 1 seller was ~$10. My average selling price across all orders as level 2 seller is now ~$37.

Here’s what I think is happening, based on my own personal shopping on fiverr experience:

People who are willing to pay more for quality service, like myself, search for their service, but filter to level 2 or TRS. If I’m going to spend more money, I want assurances my final result is going to be quality and at least in America, more cost is generally equivocal to higher quality.

So I may get fewer messages, fewer orders, but the messages and orders I get are clients who want quality and are willing to pay for it. I’d much rather have them than someone who asks if I can optimize their website speed for $5 and it’s never ever fast enough for them.

Hope this trend happens for you as well!

I agree with you recently I was demoted to level but iam kind of enjoying level 1 now bcos ppl don’t ask they just place an order and I’m so happy

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